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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

HELD b bonfe1--Uagc.
NfANTED- r. pix LCNsEa BOYS
" 10 lczsr +rAdes; men f-r TIE woods. gv.d
p.sees nos spe Rooms ard :, Piefes bk. -
sxANTED--n fiRsTcLAs- SHIRT POL
~ ishsr. Noas bit tue bet aeea apply a. the
-Essle Steam Laundry No 8. ca as lSg
yAKTED-sALYs4TN foR OTTAWA. Nus
W keson ScwaYgo 1nl Oceans coualief SEQ
per day sead stamp 2. a. tadel. IS Canal.
-, Grand Rsri1s Ns
DusINEss MANAGERS ANn PARISFas FOR
u = branch cfce OF our hureAn 70 be openeo ih
Kalamazoo ~ once Panienlsss al city OF >,
q olrs sad {. iieFce hiock. IS
VVASTEH-A hAN TO ACT A JANITcR or
= .Ea.i h.oos sno rccety. ~ compensation
rcos "a tte hi,ck fsr himself ard samiiy. 10
~ With sEall eiailTcn. Address Janiios Box
h3 Dsc~. -
,fASrFD-A NOgS0 NAN MO HAS WORK
W e1 ia leweyy store and wants 10 finish mp his
trade. Ensuire OF J. +. homan, 10 Nonroe-st
BUSINESS MANAGsRs WANTED FoR THE
u branch ohiess og ths Gfaud Union Bureau "a
ForL Wayne. kslamsgso Bay City, Detroit Chle.
aeo, - Ianl a13 Niuuearoiis, will paw Rom > D
% ., per week. Nr. Shcpsic. Toe genera.
nsnsgef wiu be in city Msaday md uesdSy at
city oaices, rooms sud 4 Pierce tlgcs. 80
Heip WGafed-- Female.
lVANTTD-A GiRL-A Go0D COoK AND
tsf flNIEp COOKS. Al-I4r GIRLS AND GEN-
~ erkl servants ca, ge. sood places al once hy
calling g. tue JisAi Union, rooaas and :,
Pierce block. hos
,xrAxrKD--A Girl TO DO CENTRAL
W heuseyork az g. wsshngton-s.. Apply ~
once 1l
YsTASTED--A Co1pETFNT GIRL FOR GIN
~ erai houfe Apply a. al cl+rrg-si- 2s'
.VANTEr-- FIFTEEN GIRLS F0a GENERAL
" koufcwcsE, small family ami gcoi wagc~
Eight oini3g rooal guls Apply g. nonroc-st O.
a Ottsws-st- J. II. Na-3r5ukhorst. '.ti
UTANTaD-A GIRL F0g GENERAL H0 USE
~ WORK. Apply 2,e ere nt-sve. -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

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- ae8rs s.acs Ea.ch ease D,ai rsso-ttss
.a a aan selsz kil.sJ ssa g was als 241ss-
~ tas sioek * 40 OF lhag thar azhia-s -
re ssftss $40 14Fe tAsiF factories sf re
p..lai / rafsr - sad West S.da easAs.-
nsa- The fsstofv lasaeeF piles taa of<f
itn ees 1lit .nte tbs sfresf 1satiy a.
ll14s. ab.3 a. . 4giis asrk fats@ hkt-'7.
here s Nas o. b = serious aeci1snt ee.iir
sllg. fe @.4hl respeatfsiig sai.-sret fa
llEfa-a hzaasl ae Aiasft14ns sac ~fAts
nas i.,sil4s 1,a4a1da skiat = sac eseE shi9
iss hs1a ~ aaea auoaeI zn& a .lt.s Fsss9oAi
4lIsntiaa "a s.a ksrt thereafter eciai-s a.
.sasi 81 AZ aafia ID re nl4ise4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

NOON AND FOwFR 10 KFST-ccRNF8
Ii CsurAn aid LoulS-sls nsaaea = ostufa.
t.stf
t,CR RsxT-wK WILL Ut CF fckslsHlSG
r reliable water ana siesr po"si. iof an
sstl,lectOfy ar..icsnA Ibg lnoa Fesker W ldiBs
on Erls-,i. 1ieiy Occupied b. lete.ts boiief
shor Dimensions are about 4px-p la bah
eeilins ane likht on three sices Apply 10 blssei
t,arpet sweep 90. a. Nill-st, city alst
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
ffcip U0nfed-- FeIll0lc.
Situations FYanfsd--Jfa,e.


tsrANTED-BY A GTNrLSNTN WItH EX-
~ pefc1ce lituati, - dry goods CLERK or
pA keF IN wholesale or rctal store Address H..
- Ms ncoe-st. Ia
I,TANrxp-BY YOUNG Man WHO HAS HAD
~ some experi4nce, situation I'm clothing store.
II. s. box I, this o.sce -1z7
x4TASTED-A POSITION EIuIER ON ROAD
" or in house. with slne good Bsise Ex
pet.epce sna beet pf reteleCce. % man cen
i've better. Audress John ". LabertoauK, scL-
ton HafbOr Mich. 30
Situations W0nfea--Eem0le.
NANTED-sEwING By THE DAI-CUTS
W aud nts, by young lady OF experience. Csll
~ address. Il JeDnsIteSt 10
MANTED--A SITUATION by YOUNG LADY
W as secoad girl in q small family. Address
situation care this o1ic- or a. West fult0a
2sla
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30
CURRENT COMMENTS.

After New York. whatP-Porf-
land Argus. The Republican party.
but il can't catch up-M y Herald
II Is interesting to note the ease
and agility with which Republican
logicians prove that the Democrats
viii lose New York next year because
they it carried this year. Louis
Post Dispatch.
The papers are asking Il II Il
true, as reported. that Mr.. Blaine ID
going to Japan next year. Il Is not;
he is going up TO Salt creek. and ne
can't well make both trips in the same
year. Atlanta Constellation.
And now the Grand Army Re-
publicans are asserting that Logan's
mantle will fall upon Governor For
aker. Logan's mantle will flap around
| the heels Of Joseph Benson Foraker
| like John l. Sullivan's ulster on Adj
miral Dot. Kansas Cav Times.
THAT political party serves tho
country best which refuses 70 part
with single acre until il knows who
wants IL and what he wants Il for. The
Republicans have much TO be ashamed
Of and the Democrats have much TO be
proud of--the first because they have
connived at robbery. and the second
because they have put . stop 70 it
NJ y Herald
i In 1884 Murat Halstead conf
DAINTY declared that this country
would 20 to the demnition bow-wow'
| II Mr. Cleveland was elected Presi
dent In 1887 Mr.. Halstead declares
J with equal confidence that the 60
scntisl part Of tho Constitution ha'
been nuilifed under the Cleveland Ad
, mjnIstration--in other words, that th'
country has gone to the q. h-w's. Mr
Halstcad h an ass, but be y : consist
emit ass. 80 Chicago Herald
II The Albany EvenjSg Josrvd
J speaks Of the ''sham land policy" Q
|. | Democratic Administrations Their
was no ..sham" about Republican Ian
policy For twenty-four years IL
publican administrations pursued th
genuine policy Of dcspoiIing the pcopl
! n hundreds Of millions Of acres Z
] their domain and giving them away I
!: railroad corporations to corrupt q
!. government with Credit Mobile
Z bribery and build up monster moncp'
Z lies that arc to-day the greatest ours
J. u the country. --Rochestsr Unteh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30
NEW YEAR RESOLVES.


what i would Try % DO 4 \ wsrs :
While tho year Is young. we. one
and all. examine ourselves. and many
arc the good resolves We make to have
4 fair. clear record when tho New
Year shall have become old.
III were = boy. full ofwarm. health.
full glow. eagerly longing 70 DO good
and who can tcllf perhaps some
great things. tool should resolve q
cultivate kind and polite manners and
use them At homo
should try 70 deal very gently
With the little sisters. though ! didn'
care two straws about their dollics o.
kittens. and couldn't help being an
moved with their miscellaneous pranks
Aud then ! should try 70 help moth
ar. when she looks 50 tired and worn
Il her arms ache from carrying IN
teething baby. il would not BE- amis
% coax him away for m hour or 90.
Right here comes in another victor
--conquering your own spirit and 10y
Of casc
DO mean that l should forget 70
4 real. live boy. spend all the time
| work. woar . long face. and forget
laugh,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30
FOR OUR YOUNG READERS


The happy New Year gayiy comes.
mid Ice and snow and cold.
Attended by The Frost Queens elves
Aud winters hcrald's bold
Jack Frat hes wrought fairy arch
Ger each turn IN the way
And snowy banners wave above
Thc long procession gay.
The hcrnlds blow noisy blast;
All Join the merry din
The march turns 20 happy dance,
Ushering the New Year In.
o gay New Year. we welcome you'll
We celebrate with cheer.
A our best winter holiday,
The birthday Of the year.
Il 4. Frcace. u OR Laffs One.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

c.--.iss q some e me NEST laassnsasa
rspsrs q ne cssssry'
Cleveland CO., Pain Dedter - 10
clear. sound. practicable. earnest
argument throughout
81 Louis Republican; The message
means united party. with Democrats
inside. and the outside Sor those "no
are not Democrats
New York Herald; The message y a
able, conservative and statesmanliko
document which. unlike many other
messages will be read BY the people
and discussed BY them
PHILADELPHIA Times: The message
1 will inspire moro discussion anu IN
vcstigation 81 the exact relations Of tho
tariff 20 capital. industry and trado
| than any document that has emanatcd
| from the Chief Magistrate.
Chicago Neps Qnd. }: THERE'S no par
tisanship, no free trade. no appeal TO
class prejudice. no special hobby. In the
Presidents message. II IL plain patri-
otto common sense from opening 70
close.
| Chicago Tribune (Blaine Rep y: Tho
message rises above party lines and
presents common basis OF patriotio
craftsmanship on which Republicans
and Democrats are bound BY every
consideration Of the public welfare
and political expcdiency 20 stand To-
gether.
New York Times Qnd.): Mr.. Clevc-
land has done an act Of craftsmanship
in the best sense. Recognizing great
duty, he has performed il with courage.
with firmncss. and at the right time.
: And he has performed it SO that every
honest man must see that 1t Is an hon
est act.
II Baltimore News: The document Il
, | brief. plain and forcible. II shows
! | that the Presidential mind is forced
4 upon one issue. and that the Titanic
: one Of dealing with the surplus, and i
: also shows that his idea Of the propel
I; avenue Of National relief Is through
4 tariff reduction.
Ch;c,yo Herald: Treating exclusive
! IL II taxation. the message has an in
' terest which does not ordinarily attacl
- such papers II should be read an,
4 rers,d until il copious and valuabl
! information 4 acquired and its argu
4 mant urocd with unanswerable skill
Z i thorou9hlv mastered.
!. ~ cc.,,,rsr~;cz- 4d,,e xt;ser
! prss;d.nt Clsveland's concise. abb
j 80 MISUNDERSTANDING messave ~ N
4 .,- sssa.,,h,aa F;f,i.,b Concres
y, -f..I -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

4 nau~wuwp Journnl's View ~ ehe ht1ae
end fall - nepshiieas,sm'
The Republican party came INTO con-
troll d the Government ti.rouyh tne
President ial election Of 1860. and went
ont Of power through the Presidential
election u 1884. The seven National
contests included within this period
tell the story Of its rise and fall. and
the record Il full Of instruction and
warning which can not be too carefully
needed at time whom the future q
parties Is 50 generally discussed q
now. The salient features Of that rec
ord can b presented at = glance b
bringing together the Republican votes
at each Of these elections in the close
and doubtful States Of New York. In
diana. New Jersey and Connecticut. a
well Is in that ancient stronghold
Of Republicanism. Massachusetts,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

1t n rather sad 70 sec Blainc's
former friends 60 back on him - me
Globe Democros does in the following;
ZONE serious objection TO the Blaine
or-bust policy before tho nomination 2
that Il may lead 70 BIaine-and- bust a
~ election. - Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

The original Bartlett pear src ",
named after Enoch Bartlett 80
stand on his grounds. near D .,,
and arc over fifty years old. Twenv VEN,
wears ago a new top was grni,eu "r M.
these old trees and they still bear ~
fruit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

What d to be said Of thu present
economic Administration, however. =
that Il has been from the beginning .
conservative, clean one, free from
scandals Of every sort and mindful d
IL own and the country's dignity
and welfare. 49, Philadelphia Telegraph
(Rep.l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
Az sla lnofAh T
Ne So sasx Lliss aaiEs Asa-Oia Pstss-
ksgs "A 4aIesl k4salg.

ne So sssx L,.ss aalEs Asa-Oi4 Pstss-
Ass's "A 4alssl k4aAis.
ThsFs sers ave sE2u4s ns8res <r01psc
sBo1l TIE orzsa IL tie Woodsasd Avenue
\ A34 4 ca4Ee. as aix1t f1zy saaZ Ens
oeer iak ssris 81 iae hy1a hos happy
as taev xr9 laeis 2ag.or ooey. sae lave
,a.d ~ -ls.F ls.aall IS x14Fs. Bal her
pTsl4l. s.ioa rs5 tA5t 20 shlt lle. Fsa
l- lall Ga l.s sol A--1 ma don.
A4a SAD l--1 -...
lns sl1ssFs sere to s01s. . grandson, .
tass atsr zl.i = s8a-ln-ias " Oh Lniof Pc
tsszes 0f Las Jtlass tribe 0f inilsns. They
-sre aa1sr tas isalefsnlp VI john X. Ecb-
insoa af - Methodist lQdiaa mission at
Pssoskey. y 40 hsf come 70 Detroit Win III.
charges 0a al excursion a1d hsd sng2x-a 20
gave = coacsrt Al ths chapel They sAnx
a811t a r0zru . mas. sons "a English and
some Ia the ChlDDs~a r9og0e, aad esossd
tas coac1rt sifa Eae doxOi0sy IA boa lxa-
saazSs. "a kooi8s0a saFs brief ntst0ty
II hims-u 10 shi-h ns stated that ne Was
asl of Rix E3oleson. Who dunaS hs
A.sIMc ~asal n--Asfs l. 1R4 0f LAWS
Ca lie also told a0s hs Joan K lad
gone 70 tie lAf. out nnAliy vas converted
a. Penswgtsr aud for the past fifteen years
hsd 0eel working among taa Indians Of
Sortnern Alcbigaa. fhe names Of the Ia
ans With hlle srs Louis. william and
Basil petcskey and Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Wankaz0O They will enaln IN Detroit
until Thursday nexs. aud IA me meantime
Niil give concerts a. Tie dlrersnt
- Detroit Tft5xne
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

The cargo market Is dat. 10 sales Of
account hzyias been reported during the
past week Buying for this Falls water
shipment has ceased, and only occasionally !
s STOCK for aext seasons delivery CON
trscied for. Eastern dealers are confident
TIA. lumber can Be bought sixty days hence
as cheap II not cheaper, than az present
quotations. shippers are moving every
thiDg that tonnage can be secured for, OF
arranging % carry stock over that cannot
% moved this Fall Freight rates are fiEm
and unchanged. The yard trade is good,
and prices are quotaDly unchanged. Com
mon grades are especially active. There is
continued scarcity OF trGnsportation, all
roads being short o. hundreds Of cars. The
manufacturing season will soon close. A
number OF the mills have already shut
down. and nearly all viii 20 out of com
IA ssiOn within the ensuing ten days. The
cat will hardly exceed go. go 600 feet. The
Tlttabawasses Boom Company has prac-
tically suspended operations. there being
bat a little cleaning up incident to the close
OF operations. The output will Approximate
365, 90 go teet. Shingles rule firm with
stocks on hand very light and nearly al of
the nails out OF SdginalO
frIfrsrr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

II has been circulated. snd without foun-
dsrivn. that the nrm Of Sta1ly & Scnroe-
der. clothiers anc farnishers. IS Aonsoe-sf 81 q.
are going 10 discontinue business. Just be-
cause they advertised q closing out sale OF
clothlag. These gentlemen. for lack OF
space III their store 10 carry Al extensive
stock Of clothing, are selling some ~
greatly reduced prices IN order 20 clean II
oat that they might have more room and
deal exclusively and more extensively IN
merchant tailoring and gents furnishing
goods. This Is oae OF the oldest and most
reliable 1rms 10 the city and mean busi-
ness. and Will do just IS they advertise.
Mr. 5tanly scqusints US with the fact that
as soon IS they can close out the clothing
no~ on hand they will place in stock one
OF tRe finest assOrtments OF foreign and do
mest.c piece goods ever shown in tins city
and. in addition TO the merchant tailoring
department. u Bne and stylish line OF iur.
nistsng goods. IL is TO the interest Of al
cearsag clothing 10 call n Staniy & Scbroe-
dsE's while they orfer such tempting bar
gains
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

5 After the Street hallway Company
stopped running the dummy 10 Reeds
Lake. many people who were in the hAOis
Of sting this popular resort found the
drive out State and Cherry-sts. y very pleas
ant one for Sunday afternoon or evening
ride, but since the tearing Of Cherry-st for
the JeffeIssn-ave line Of street cars, many
accidents have occurred and this drive is
now almost forsaken ond the visitors at the
lake very few. To many It will no doubt
be piece of news when told that the LAKE
can be as easily reached by driving out
East Fuiton-st. as II ever was by the old
way Instead of turning south on JefIer-
son-avs. one should drive east on Fulton
st, 70 Lake.ave, which is the first angling
stteet turning 10 the south and is the street
lust north of the Boulevard Carroll q
Psace) and. of course, every one knows the
way from there On.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

A. Chi<sz Tsits ~ al 14o.sizx EARsras4es
10 a@a u Asz s@--ox.
Acgsis C2lsss. tns C&7z.-st. irals AsE-
cts1S = R91 "a 4sgrsss - losEog HAS.
lnefs : Der@l8s - 1ls everyday e.oa1~ol
Lh4t ~s@l1 "a gzsss 49, husog thaz IhsEs s4s
sDyEhlng eelf ssxesl q - RStgrs. Before
Casa eogzx~1 n rs taA elss-2eSs hs w>s
= SAFER Tor nIne yezrs - azcFS- 1e ~4s
ne Ae1o ~ a 1Oost olz,oay soa rxesti1g ia-
cl1e1t. ~hsch lie rela,es &s te-osss
sass sailor foEs DlDss sssr. Cae4 ums~
s1ilsfk gong fclz b1SBO Asrss
- CapSa Town. Afrios ~ hsd-s naIiuy
I1sre ssEea sSou-tz thtri~ea--s sailor Ia
al nas1s knkilsh sA1 lrasns. Ooe-a
dxy - lee so01-ts three huE&rod duiss froxa
Caps 1osn. ! hear. gae sailor al = t.lk-
rs 41o4L-@ kllllng Captola 4nd . tsa10s
tie s1iD- ssys nothing Tor . d.y. ]
lhlnk4 naan sossnta - SAL sbo 20 lks the
shg- he s1oQld stay . laa1. naas Rp
ny Din' . - stay 0ys tie Captain - /
told4 ALiRa. shat e sailor IntSnd2 10 Do.
Tie szp5siu ~ss4 and . slow and s.
dlc Dot . believe a. 50. Ia . fev mo-
nenls one the sailors xnocks Tie Captain
senseiess. ] pscks up msrllng 81 ke and /
klils pine OF ihe sailor and thrOss the other
threea overheard alive. Ias Captain and
sal the ship into : CAPE rosna aud
when We geta there the Captain givs NE .
ulce present.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

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n81f11 szs t.s nrsl sci @aa ssK@@e !.
leElz 81 80 .ses Ia AZ 70. c4t ~ fzs
r.lss 1eslrst I1s l1o.1s ssk 1f1ys1 c1F-
49, ca sez- ~ ysiFs -e.4 "a c@11-ll ssi A.
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81 es Lee 1sTr - 1elax - 1--ilzs Eoe s4s
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less e4 scs o. Esl A1s Eeaflea1ea a
ea.fxs es l1e War6 so 4Es szpsEiss are
nrla = ~. - 81 t8as : TsaarFoir 81 g@EEsi-
sasu - - fg1l s 3. 1e5l.1 less t1zD 5-1a
isel frasn ths saFtsce. TIE ia1-1zil.Ls u
IL aEa.sl.s 90 EeLF aL.4- -aes1-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Ha. got his furniture all o. X, and is well
pleased With it. He SAYS il il the best pur-
chase he ever made and recommends his
private secretary and all those who contem-
plate getting married 10 first furnish their
home With frnlture on weekly payments
from Compton Bros.' furniture house and
get their licenses and proceed 70 business.
Don't forget the place, accessible from all
street car lines, 100 and ia South Divi-
sion-st. COMPTON Bros.
Furniture House.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Credit is due the German women and
pb bysicians for first using Red Clover bios
soms a. . medicine Best results are OBJ
tained when combined with other medicinal
roots and herbs, ss in DR.. Jones Red
Clover Tonic, which Is the best known
remedy for all blood diseases, stomach and
liver troubles. pimples, oostiveness. bad
breath. piles, ague aud malaria diseases. in
digestion. loss of appetite, low spirits. head
ache and al diseases of the kidneys. Price
50 cents Of E r Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

~. silg 20 zess s4s asrrg asxs
cflzs sz1-l..-s AEe Ea9e,
S1sse ss@aiaz zss rec<ise q ne -
sAes--ss zsrh sar1 sn5rxfs
Is sas sa- hesE ta.zs - - 1sss
% .,E .1s Bso1seF.
St1 ga o. sacA aDFp e'eE &s coos
l. S-ss seieea.s ehesE
Az naay ~srs lasse.r's nD
No ssss ~ u - e.
Tns stssszl e se1e- - l=-s9rs taerss
Hao Pissa pc sss1 = a ~
Anc if slak "a u1sg essg1t 90 eIss
theg pelEsi { s41 sr24.
soen - e..r Sac dsp-<aaees .2en
- mseE se4s $50
VIA better tsss tke "A ssoys e4as.
Loa< reaS sace at -Al-s
Bls a. "a gao1s Cd -4ek-so1s 1@-s
il~ss. ss1ins pride
Tue ya@ltas ises we're eosdsd Up.
And iIss3oed sifn ihs ns~s
Paper thsE once sesk ean-s round
Our sl&lesl44n - abuse.
BIS years pA.ssd "a. an gbea again
There csLas ne kiteeea range.
CTosn Jessl. sad he rvs<
~iEh tas Asgss for eAaage.
And saso these Old ghinzs passed away
Bsyond our nrn control.
Al ~eod sat pins kn0ss -nsncely vent
To nAxs place for coal.
Nor did inssn lan fel saroesse
For IN Grand Rapids town.
There roe = restless unknO W wight
Who did tae s.Oves up browa;'
He ~res-lsd with the problem we'll
As these lines must relate.
InIi heater ~.s evolved,
Sound on the ventlate
Done up in ~oronzs" uaost antique.
40 room Il tails 70 grace
Isins alone the BEAUTIES OF
TIE Aldine Fire Place:
M study Is aloud. with one''
And there the snthrad e,
More lasLing aud mosI cheertuln
Than old pine knots for light
Ihsve Known nany kinds Of are.
fFOLa isiioW brown To Ihls
But never sat dow before
such even yegsd bliss;
trOw me Us rasrry light.
TO see il. Light grow tai
Oer Old s0iroundisss. for a YUM
The Aldine beets then al.
And thus Old things give biaoe 10 ssy
Upon the Western trail
And glowing Is the anthracite
n this new coat OF mail:
II never thinks of going out.
Nor viii Il let you Eneeze,
BIt 'craekyF' how II puts to rou,
The coolest evening breeze
Then viii I chant the Aldines fame,
In this workshop OF mine,
And Joy 10 see its ruddy light
On many objects 81 ne:
It fills the bill' out most complete !
And 10 our homes will bring
peace and comfort long unknown,
And that is why sing.
Try it, ye suffering everywhere,
q am not paid 10 prsise0
Try il. and know how good it Is
For your declining DAYS:
Try Il, and in the winters chill.
Your mere ~ will mount higher
Than it could range only for this
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Dettenthaler has just received large in.
voice OF all the deep sea luIuries, among
which are the famous Scsrbor Beach clans,
scollops. shrimps, Io0sters, al kinds OF salt
water hsn and pysiers IN cans and in bulk,
Finnie HaGdifs. etc. Headquarters for al
kinds of game, botn wholesale and retail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Fifty-three students have been enrolled
at the Michigan Business College, 81 South
Division-st. since the 18th, among whom
are Fred O'Hara, Mrs. bort, Hugh h.
Roney. Lizzie DePutter, VIM. Wells. Glenn
w. Fisk, Miss Ella Woodruff, A. Otto,
Henry Hagen. James Wells, Joseph Hesld.
Jr., L. ". Johnson. Miss |. Carman
Eugene Broch. Miss Rose Johnson. Emma
Nelson and Eugene Robey.